Andy Murray: Coaching Return After Djokovic Split?
- Andy Murray, who retired after the 2024 Paris Olympics, hasn't dismissed the possibility of returning to tennis as a coach.
- Speaking at the Queen's Club, were the center court was named in his honor, Murray told the BBC he would consider coaching again, though not immediately.
- He joked about his current tennis form after playing a ceremonial rally with 10-year-old Gloria against Laura robson and 7-year-old Jay.
Andy Murray is contemplating a coaching comeback following his brief stint with Novak Djokovic. After his six-month collaboration with Djokovic, the tennis legend, who retired after the 2024 Paris Olympics, hasn’t ruled out returning to the court as a coach, revealing he would consider coaching again, though seemingly not immediately. Reflecting on his time,Murray described it as a “unique opportunity”. with grass season nostalgia apparent and joking about his current tennis form, Murray, who is currently enjoying time away from professional tennis. Stay informed with News Directory 3 for your favorite sports news. Discover what’s next for the tennis star.
Murray Eyes Future Coaching Role After Djokovic Stint
Updated June 10, 2025
Andy Murray, who retired after the 2024 Paris Olympics, hasn’t dismissed the possibility of returning to tennis as a coach. This follows his brief, six-month partnership with Novak Djokovic, which saw them working together at tournaments like the Australian Open.
Speaking at the Queen’s Club, were the center court was named in his honor, Murray told the BBC he would consider coaching again, though not immediately. He described his time with Djokovic as a “unique opportunity” to learn from one of the sport’s all-time greats.
Since retiring,Murray has spent more time golfing. He joked about his current tennis form after playing a ceremonial rally with 10-year-old Gloria against Laura robson and 7-year-old Jay.
“My tennis is diabolical, apologies for what you are about to witness,” Murray said.
Despite being away from the sport, Murray admitted to missing the grass court season. He added that he is enjoying his new life away from professional tennis.
What’s next
Murray is expected to continue enjoying his retirement,with occasional appearances at tennis events. His future role in tennis, whether as a coach or in another capacity, remains open.